The Princeton Union from Princeton, Minnesota • Page 5

1s? LOCAL BREVITIES. George I. Staples is the only person who is authorized to collect money due this office. In very case the pnrty paying money is entitled to and should insist upon receiving a printed receipt R. C.

DUNN, Publisher. Rev. Geer spent Monday in Minneapolis. The best bread is made from Pillsbury's Best flour. Sold by A.

E. Allen Co. 44-lc For Rent, a five-room house in south part of town. Inquire at John P. Carlson's.

42-Sp The farmer who invests in a Liberty bond lends Uncle Sam money to buy farm products. Patronize home industry. Come in and buy some cream cheese. Rum River Cheese Co. 44-lc Potatoes are easily worth $1.00 per bushel.

Don't sell 'em for less unless you are obliged to. Ralph Jones went to Minneapolis on Trasiness connected with the Townsend Produce company Monday. The Victrola, the greatest home entertainer, $15 to $300. Sold on easy at Ewmg's Music store. 44-tfc In a Liberty bond your money works for the nation, yet you get it back when its job is done, plus 4 per cent.

J. E. Wood of Staples, who came here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Marsh, returned to his home on Saturday.

Be sure to buy tickets generously for "Alice in Wonderland." It is a wonderful production and you will be helping the Red Cross. Twenty-five per cent of the undug potatoes in the vicinity of Isanti were injuriously affected by the early frosts is the estimate of the News. Dr. J. F.

Kothman, optometrist, will be in town on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 31 and Nov.l. Eyes examined and glasses fitted. Office at the Commercial Hotel. 27-tfc Jos.

Payette is fixing up the Cormany building for a studio and expects to be ready for business there by November 1 with a first-tlass photographic equipment. Bill Mahoney made a trip to the twin cities on Monday. He has not yet decided when he will return to the west. Bill is having a grand and glorious time on the old man's farm. A Liberty Loan bond bears four per cent interest.

Inside of five years these bonds will sell for not less than 110, perhaps 120. Taking the lowest figures your investment will net you six per cent each year for a five year period. Governor Burnquist, at the reauest of the Minnesota Sunday School association, has asked the churches of all denominations to set apart Novemfcer 4 as a "Go-to-Sunday-Schooi' day for the purpose of special religious patriotic exercises. Hear The New Edison Amberola in Your Home Three Days' Free Trial! Here is the opportunity you been waiting for. We want YOU to hear Thomas A.

Edison's New Edison Diamond Amberola In Your Home on Free Trial It won't cost you a penny. Entertain your children, have your friends come in to hear it, find out what they think of it, listen to all the best music during that time, at our expense. When you have heard how it sounds in your home, compare it with your friends' talking machines. Note the difference in every way. This is an absolutely Free Trial Offer with no Strings tied to it.

There is no obligation assumed. Come in today and tonight the New Edison Diamond Amber- ola will be placed in your home for a three days' trial, free of cost to you. Instruments $30, $50 and $75 Records 50 cents. Terms if Desired C. A.

Jack Drug Co. 1 Open Sundays from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.

The "Rexali" Drugg ists ggHBsii The Red Cross needs everyone, and that means you. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dickey of Fargo on October 12. Do not forget, the best flour always, Pillsbury's Best.

For sale by A. E. Allen Co. 441c Joe Oos was here over Sunday on a visit to his wife at the home of Mrs. John Brennan.

Jonas Modin was down from Milaca on Monday and the Union is indebted to him for a pleasant call. Eighty-five tubs of butter was the output of the Princeton Co-operative creamery for the week ending Monday. Mr. and Frank Morneau and family are now located Milaca, where Mr. Morneau is engaged business.

The Northwestern telephone has been installed in N. M. Nelson's black smith shop. Please call during work mg hours. 42-tfc Being sick and tired of keeping bachelor's hall, William Giltner ex pects to on Monday enter the soldiers' home at Minnehaha.

Next Wednesday, the 31st, is the last day upon which the last half of real estate taxes for the year 1916 can be paid without penalty. Earl Branchaud, who is now en gaged in whiskeratorialor barberisticwork at Mora, was home this week for a couple of days' visit. The New Edison Diamond Amberola, the world's best music, in your home. Call and let us demonstrate. Prices, $30, $50, $75.

Ewing's Music store 44-tfc Schwartz, the hide and fur king, left on Monday for a buying trip in the northwest and expected to in vade the city of Winnipeg ere his return. Felix Mushel of the Princeton Drug company's store, returned on Friday from St. Paul, where he took an ex amination for pharmacist. He is now an assistant pharmacist. On November 10 civil service examinations for rural mail carriers for the county ef Mille Lacs will be held in Princeton.

For particulars apply at postoffice. 42-4tp Oxy-Acetyline welding is, as usual, satisfactorily done in N. M. Nelson's blacksmith shop, where they have operated the plant for 3 years and have gained experience. 42-tfc Bridgeman Russell have notified J.

L. Townsend that the firm will buy Liberty bonds for any of its employes who care to purchase the installment plan, such employes to reimburse the company at the rate of one dollar per week. The Rum River Cheese company is turning out an excellent product. The cheese is of the full-cream variety, of fine flavor and the output is daily increasing. Carl Pierson is the cheesemaker and is proving himself to be an expert in his profession.

Assist the Boy Scouts and you will be assisting your country. They are the coming fighting men. The W. C. T.

U. will hold a mothers' meeting at Rev. Geer's next Tuesday afternoon. A good attendance is desired. THE PRINCETON UNIONt 25, 1J? This is JEL good time to buy apples.

Sale of them at our store. A. E. Allen Co. 44-lc Second episode of "Voice on the Wire" today, Thursday, October 25, at Crystal theater.

Don't miss this big, exciting serial. For SaleSix-room house, built, nice lot and yard with shade trees. Quiet, pleasant home in the best neighborhood. Inquire at Union office. 43-2c Patrick-Duluth mackinaws, the original and all-wool mackinaws.

Ask anyone who wears them if they are worth the money we ask for them. A. E. Allen Co. 44-lc WantedDistrict manager by one of our leading New York life insurance companies.

Experience not necessary. Write to M. L. Griffiths, 203 Germania Life St. Paul.

44-2c I have money to loan on farm mortgages. No red tape or delay. Money is ready soon as papers are signed. Terms of payment to suit the borrower. See me about your loan.

J. J. Skahen. 39-tfc Rev. C.A.Alden, pastor of the Elim Swedish Baptist church, Chicago, officited at the obsequies of Mrs.

Hulda Linderoth at Wyanett on Sunday. The reverend gentleman returned to his home on Monday. Victor Ossell takes this means of sincerely thanking the citizens of Princeton for their kindness in so generously assisting him at a time when he is incapacitated from work through the inroads of rheumatism. Rev. Gammehen from Tood county has been appointed minister in the German Lutheran church one mile north of George Schmidt's farm in Princeton township and will preach there and also in Greenbush every two weeks.

The P. S. C. E. will give a very interesting Hallowe'en entertainment in the Congregational church next Friday evening.

There will be no charge for admission, and a very pleasing program is being prepared. Everybody come and spend a pleasant evening. On and after November 2 letter rate postage will be three cents per ounce or fraction thereof drop letters two cents per ounce or fraction thereof postal cards two cents. The increase on newspaper postage, paid by publishers, goes into effect on July 1,1918. The least you can do to help your country is to take a Liberty Loan bond.

Apply at any bank. You can purchese a bond on the installment plan and in as low a denomination as $50. Besides being the best and safest investment on earth a government bond can be converted into cash at any time. Some farmers are kicking vigorously on weights. A few years ago when there were public weighing scales the farmers refused to have their potatoes weighed on those scales.

In any event the proper thing for the buyer to do is to pay the price the market justifies and give honest weights. That is the square way, and the square way is the right way. Did you ever hear of any great artist appearing in public in comparison with the reproduction of their voices on "Talking Machine Records Never! Imangine Caruso, who is tied up by contract, which confines his record-making to one of the old steel needle talking machines. Imagine for a moment his trying to sing like his talking machine records. C.

A. Jack Drug Co. 44-lc Upon making a careful computation of the number of calories we consume daily we have arrived at the conclusion that we are deserving of censure from the food conservationists. Four thousand of these calories have been absorbed by us every 24 hours when we could get along first-rate on 3,975. Hereafter this number will be our daily portion, and we beg pardon for being extravagant in the past.

Mr. Carl J. Smith of Coronado, was in town last Friday calling on his old friends. Mr. Smith was a former resident of Cambridge.

He is a mining engineer by profession employed on the iron "range in St. Louis county for a number of-years. He removed to California several years ago and at present is in the employ of the U. S. government in a munitions plant out there.

Mr. Smith, who is a son-in-law of Hon. Daniel Anderson, reports that the old veteran is hale and hearty and enjoys the mild climate of California but his heart is I in Minnesota. Apples! Apples! Bring your sacks. We sell by bushel or barrel.

A. E. Allen Co. 44-lc A dance will be given in the Blue Hill hall on Friday, October 26, for the benefit of the Red Cross. A meeting will be held at the armory tomorrow (Friday) evening for the purpose of organizing a home guard basket ball team.

"Douglas Fairbanks" in his latest sure-fire hit, "Wild and Woolly," a round up of thrills and laughter, at Crystal theater, Friday, Oct. 26. 44-lc A dance will be given at the M. B. A.

hall, Wyanett, on Saturday evening, October 27. Good music. Everybody welcome. 44-lt A Hallowe'en party will be given in the parlors of the Methodist church at 8 p. m.

on Tuesday next. All young people are invited to participate in the festivities. Millard Howard is carrying a hatpin in his cap in the shape ofa sack sewing needle and woe betide the individual who tries to preach antiAmericanism to him. The Dorcas society will give a supper next Wednesday from 5:30 to 8 p. m.

It will be a supper that everyone will appreciate. Attend and your appetite for good things will be improved. Sale on millinery, Friday and Saturday, October 26 and 27, at a discount on all cash purchases on trimmed hats, shapes, flowers and feathers. Call and see what discount you can receive. Mrs.

E. C. Meyer. Get the cheese habit. The cheese manufactured by the Rum River cheese company cannot be excelled.

Test it at the factory. You can buy it in small cheeses or by the pound. It is the real thing in full-cream cheese. 44 Attorney S. P.

Skahen demonstrated his ability in, and familiarity with, court matters at the October term. He showed that he is conversant with intricate points of the law and conducted the cases for his clients in a most Mr. Skahen bids fair to become a legal light of the first magnitude. The Troubadours' un- der the auspices of the Boy Scouts at the armory on Monday evening was not as well attended as it should have been although the entertainment was good. At the dance which followed a larger number was present, but, after paying the expenses involved, only a small sum remained to be devoted to the installation of a gymnastic equipment in the basement of the armory.

Anoka county is coming to the front nobly with subscriptions for the Liberty loan. Linwood, a purely agricultural town, has pledged 000, and at Nowthen $3,000 was pledged in 20 minutes at a meeting held there. It is expected that Anoka county farmers will take bonds to the amount of $100,000. Are the farmers of Mille Lacs, Isanti and Sherburne counties less patriotic than the farmers of Anoka county? We should hope not. Peter Jensen, who formerly owned a farm in Bogus Brook, but for a couple of years Jias resided in the fashionable city of Oakland engaged in clipping coupons, is here on a visit to friends, and Pete has lots of them.

In a couple of weeks he will return to Oakland, where, he says, he is enjoying life, and his rosy complexion bears out that statement. Pete was one of the best farmers and dairymen in Mille Lacs county, and consequently when he left for the west to make his home this territory sustained a loss. Dr. H. C.

Cooney (accompanied by Mrs. Cooney) is attending the eighth annual session of the Clinical Congress of Surgeons now in session at Chicago. More than 2,500 surgeons prominent in this country, Great Britain and Prance are in attendance at this congressthat means surgeons who have risen above the average rank in their profession. As a surgeon Dr. Cooney has certainly distinguished himself by performing the most difficult operations and losing but few patients.

He is now one of the most skilled practitioners in the northwest and his methods are the most modern. Gunnar Hofflander is home from the mountains of northern California, where he has been employed on a big cattle ranch, and expects to go to Camp Cody and make an effort to enlist in the army with the Princeton boys. Gunnar likes California and the work in which he was engaged. He is robust and would doubtless make a good soldier. In northern California there are miles of vineyards, he says, and the growers are making fortunes, as the price of grapes has jumped to $7.50 a ton as against $4.50 last year.

Pure grape wine sells at from 20 to 40 cents a gallon. Deer are plentiful and there is an abundance of salmon and the rivers and brooks. To the Patrons of This Theater: A A FARMLANDS FARM LOANS '5-i HP Buy Your Winter Woolens From Orton Kaliher at Saving Prices Warm, Serviceable Woolen Underwear Made for service and warmth, for men and boys. Woelen Sweaters A big line of high grade goods for men and boys. Mackinaw Goats For men and fabrics Woolen Hosiery for Men and Boys Hockey caps, Fur caps, Cloth caps, Hunt- ing caps.

Anything you want in Warm Clothing for men and boys at Orton Kaliher's The Home of Good Clothes. Princeton Program at Crystal Theater Beginning Sunday, October 28. Edge of the Law," a Butterfly in five parts, starring Ruth Stonehouse. The forceful story of a girl whose better nature conquered. One reel weekly.

Who Toil," featuring Nance O'Neil in five reels of Greater Vitograph. Law That Failed," an Art-Drama in five acts, starring Alma Hanlon and Edward Ellis. the Millionaire Kid," a Greater Vitagraph feature in five parts, with Dorothy Kelly and Ernest Truax. Voice on the Wire," third episode, 2 reels with three reels of mixed program. FRIDAYFatty Arbuckle in "The Butcher Boy." This is Fatty's first appearance in Princeton, so don't miss seeing him at his best.

One reel Cartoon, "Bobby Bumps Gets a Substitute." One" reel of News, and one reel travel, "Vesuvius in Eruption." SATURDAYFive reels of mixed program. All Friday Shows 10 and 20 Cents. Beginning November 1 there will be a war tax of lc on 10c ad- missions, 2c on 15c admissions, 2c on 20c admissions, 3c on 25c admis- sions, 3c on 30c admissions. The war has hit the motion picture theaters very hard and a large percentage of the smaller houses will no doubt be driven out of business. There is the tax on seating capacity, ranging from $25 to $10- There is a new tax on admissions there is the war income tax and the surtax on profits.

In addition to these extraordinary burdens of taxation there is a village license of $200, state fire marshal's license, and every thing needed for the motion picture enter- tainment has gone up in price. The cost of raw stock has increased, the cost of production has increased, the operating expenses have increased. Labor costs more than ever and is becoming scarcer and more expensive all the time. The management of this theater pro- poses to meet its obligations to the government cheerfully and con- scientiously. The increase in the price of admission has been as light as possible and was decided on after a long hesitation and only when it became absolutely necessary if we wanted to stay in business Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments remove the cause of your illness and health is the result so all may be well and happy.

MINNIE A. PERRY Princeton's Chiropractor Office Over Creglow'e Store Phones: Tri-SUte 334, Rural 03 The Union Gives All the News All the Time. HcMillan Stanley Successors to H. 5. RUTHERFORD CO.

PRINCETON, MINNESOTA We Handle the Great Northern Railway Co. Lands." PAGE FIVE N. OOCKXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Crystal Theater FARM LOANS A 4Q I 7- 4 FARMLANDS.